After scanning the replies I'm shocked that I haven't seen the Dilbert cartoon mentioned yet, it's depiction of cube life is pretty accurate.
Oh and "The First $20 Million is Always the Hardest" was pretty good too, I know I've run into some folks in IS departments that are just as weird as the Geek Team depicted in this movie.
SP1 only checks for a single pirated key, the one that is the most prevalent on the Internet. Anyone who used another pirate key, key generator or who followed the procedure for changing from the single banned key to another pirated key (as detailed by M$ KB article 328874) is able to update to SP1.
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After scanning the replies I'm shocked that I haven't seen the Dilbert cartoon mentioned yet, it's depiction of cube life is pretty accurate. Oh and "The First $20 Million is Always the Hardest" was pretty good too, I know I've run into some folks in IS departments that are just as weird as the Geek Team depicted in this movie.
SP1 only checks for a single pirated key, the one that is the most prevalent on the Internet. Anyone who used another pirate key, key generator or who followed the procedure for changing from the single banned key to another pirated key (as detailed by M$ KB article 328874) is able to update to SP1.